The pantry I built has four shelves. The two lower shelves are 20" wide and 22" deep while the two upper shelves are 20" wide and 12" deep. If we include the space under the bottom shelf there are five levels of storage. In the two bottom levels, we use bins that we can pull out to make the items at the back more accessible. Having to crouch and reach all the time for items pushed to the back of the shelves gets old pretty quickly. That was also why we made the upper shelves less deep. We wanted to be able to easily see and reach the contents.
Here I am pointing out the finishing screws (along with carpenters glue) I used to assemble the pantry.The bathroom shelving is big enough for our kitchen and bathroom towels, some cleaning supplies, and lots of extra TP. We also have our baby cloths and towels up there now too. While they're not actually on a shelf, we have room for four bins on top of the washer/dryer combo machine. We can pre-sort the clothes and when a bin is about 3/4 full we know it's ready to go in the washing machine.
If you're wondering about the outro, I originally made this video for YouTube. It was one of the first videos we filmed with Aimee's camera and I was still getting used to all the settings. This was also one of my first attempts with using music on one of my videos. I figure if you're not going to stay for the action, maybe you'll at least stay for the music.
P.S. While the pantry puppy is the perfect size for a tiny house, he was just visiting for a few days.
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